Maintenance Technician, Electrician IV

Abbott Laboratories•Madison, WI

2d•$27 - $53•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician, Electrician IV is responsible for operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing as well as adjusting electrical equipment, sensors, controls, wiring systems, and industrial processing systems used in production, laboratory, office and utility spaces located within office, Lab, R&D, and GMP manufacturing locations. Additionally, this position supports automation equipment like fill, cap, and labeling, conveying, and product finishing equipment and supports maintenance and performs troubleshooting as requested. This is a multi-skilled electrical maintenance position at Abbott.

Requirements

Associates degree in electrical, mechanical maintenance, or related field; or high school degree/general education diploma and successful completion of a formal apprenticeship program in lieu of degree.
7+ years of experience in commercial, industrial, healthcare or similar electrical systems.
7+ years of experience working with AC & DC variable speed motor controls, PLCs and Process Controls, working with voltages between 0-480 volts and structured wiring.
7+ years of experience operating hand tools, small power tools, multi-meters and various test equipment.
7+ years of experience sizing and installing new electrical components and associated wire and conduit.
7+ years of experience running and installing structured wiring.
5+ years of experience with Facility software tools: BAS (Building Automation Systems), Visio, CMMS, CAFM, environmental monitoring, etc.
Must hold and maintain a valid Wisconsin Master Electrician license at the time of hire.
Current NFPA 70e certification training or the ability to obtain within the first year of employment.
Professional working knowledge of power distribution and motor control sensors.
Basic computer skills to include Internet navigation, Email usage, and word processing.
Proficient in Microsoft Office.
Possession of a valid driver’s license; no suspended, revoked, surrendered, invalid, etc. allowed.
No more than two moving violations, events, or accidents within the last 36 months.
No alcohol or drug event in which a vehicle was driven by the candidate or employee, including but not limited to Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) failure, refusal to submit to alcohol or drug test, alcohol related suspension, etc. in the last 36 months.
No other results from the Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) check that exposes Abbott to what Abbott deems to be an unacceptable level of liability.
Authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship.
Demonstrated ability to perform the Essential Duties of the position with or without accommodation.

Nice To Haves

10+ years of experience in using a computerized maintenance management and building control system.
5+ years of experience with automated packaging and process systems and components, including PLC programming (Allen-Bradley).
5+ years of experience in regulated environment, e.g., ISO 13485, FDA GMP, or USDA.
5+ years of experience with ladder logic programming.
Knowledge of CLIA/CAP regulations.
Experience with OSHA, EPA, and FDA regulations.
Experience in repair and maintenance of automated equipment.

Responsibilities

Communicate facility and safety related issues that arise from daily operations to the Facilities Management to coordinate with internal customers, property owner and/or outside vendors.
Own the process in managing spare parts for respective field.
Oversee the facility and utility systems for respective field.
Enter, prioritize and complete work orders in the CMMS system. Provide first level review of completed work orders for respective field.
Review and sign off on facility projects related to respective field.
Execute preventive maintenance and demand maintenance tasks with proper documentation and closure.
Conduct daily, weekly and monthly building inspections to assess the current operational condition, document findings, and take appropriate follow up action following applicable procedures.
React to loss of electrical power and other utility outages, as well as assist in restoration efforts following weather related events.
Respond to critical alarms following proper procedures.
Follow standard operating procedures (SOP) and EHS requirements.
Recommend changes to equipment and facility infrastructure to improve safety, performance, and reliability.
Maintain compliance with all regulatory standards, including but not limited to GMP, OSHA, FDA and USDA.
Participate and perform in the on-call program for emergency service.
Provide technical support and expertise for building infrastructure, systems, and controls to maintain efficient and reliable operation, including the completion of accurate and contemporaneous GMP documentation. Oversee documentation of Maintenance Assistant and Technician.
Provide technical support and expertise for all automated infrastructure equipment as required.
Support automated fill, cap, and labeling equipment by working with the manufacturing and product finishing groups to conduct periodic maintenance and ensure that equipment is operable at all times.
Self-perform all monitoring, repair, and maintenance on all electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems and equipment.
Ensure contractor compliance with EHS polices regarding contractors.
Implement and improve preventive maintenance procedures.
Willing to learn and expand tradecraft skills.
Ability to teach new technologies, systems and equipment to Maintenance Technicians and Assistants.
Uphold company mission and values through accountability, innovation, integrity, quality, and teamwork.
Support and comply with the company’s Quality Management System policies and procedures.
Regular and reliable attendance.
Ability to work designated schedule.
Ability to work nights and/or weekends.
Ability to work overtime as needed.